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Slow TV is back, celebrating stunning landscapes of Countries across Australia. Sit back and relax with the healing powers of Country.

Slow TV is back, celebrating stunning landscapes of Countries across Australia. Sit back and relax with the healing powers of Country.

Jojo makes a Taraka Hangarua and Buzz visits a Transfer Station to see where the recycling goes. Tama, Maia and Jojo recycle their cans, bottles, jars and lids.

In Noongar Boodgar, Noongar Country there's so much to see. Wano, this way the djet, the flowers and ali bidi, that way you can see the boorn, the trees. Moorditj!

The birds are puzzled as to where the adult humans go every day. Why do they do this and could they perhaps be smarter than they look?

Boya is very happy when he finds a possible new pet, but this pet is VERY noisy.

At the location of The Eyes That See All, the Yellow Dragon ignited a path of fire to the top of a Himalayan mountain. Back on the ship, Ambrosius and the children notice somebody has come onboard.

Kayne's challenge? To race the biggest fish in the world, the whale shark, at the stunning Ningaloo Reef in WA. Problem is, they're a little harder to find than first expected.

Imaginative boy Ben transforms his city by bringing colourful street art to life, armed with a magic paintbrush and the classic sounds of motown.

Pam doesn't say what she really wants and accumulates frustrations. When she meets the chicoque (skunk in the Cree and Metis language), she realises that it would be better to say what bothers her.

Without suspecting that they are being watched and followed by pirates, our heroes venture into a jungle which shelters strange remains.

Louie asks 'Who invented dogs?' and Grandpa spins one of his tall tales about a young girl called Megan who discovers a Teapot Genie in the attic of her new house!

Blueberries are missing and Pterry blames his chum Romper. Can the chums find out who is taking the Blueberries?

The wetland landscapes of southern Africa are home to a rich tapestry of life.This is usually a land of plenty but for the last 20 years, the St Lucia area has received below average rainfall.

NITV News recaptures the highlights of Indigenous news around the country.

Mark takes in the dramatic sea cliffs of the Tasman Peninsula by boat and learns the art of whisky distilling. Ernie visits a safe haven for the adorable but endangered Tasmanian Devil.

After a mother orca carries her dead calf for 17 days, two filmmakers spring into action, joining Indigenous leaders and scientists making a final attempt to save the endangered orca.

This program showcases iconic songs for this land's First Peoples from some of our very best song men and women.

Nornie journeys to Hammond Island to explore its unique blend of cultures and rich history.

Adam, Christine Manfield and Helly Raichura are making a fantasy a reality as they get food on the table in 30 minutes.

In the jungle, our heroes accompany Ma-Toot, who is looking for her son, Thot. Meanwhile, not far from there, pirates are working to restore an old park of attractions.

The fort is taken by assault from all sides, and the villagers, Tao and Atanaos are freed. Esteban manages to inject the antidote into the Raja, who regains his spirits and realises the betrayal of Ambrosius.

With his father Athanaos finally found, he and Esteban spend time together. It's revealed that Ambrosius was his father's friend when they were young.

Big Cuz fears she's bitten off more than she can chew when she offers to organise the school's radio broadcast.

Imaginative boy Ben transforms his city by bringing colourful street art to life, armed with a magic paintbrush and the classic sounds of motown.

Hotshot and X-Over teach basketball skills to kids with dwarfism at the "DAAA Games."

Stories from Yolngu Country celebrating 25 years of Garma.

The latest news from the oldest living culture, join Natalie Ahmat and the team of journalists for stories from an Indigenous perspective.

A slow TV showcase of the stunning landscapes found in Madi Madi, Dadi Dadi and Nganguruku Country along the waters of the Murrumbidgee River.

The Luangwa Valley in Zambia experiences one of the toughest dry seasons imaginable. Seven months with no rain and spiraling temperatures.

Australian First Nations essential weekend weather forecasts, preparedness tips and cultural knowledge.

A grieving boy enters a mysterious tower, meeting a trickster heron who guides him through fantastical worlds. As reality blurs, he confronts loss, courage, and the fragile balance holding both realms together.

Ivy and Steven meet up with Uncle Koodah to learn how to make a "kodj" (traditional axe) using science.

An American computer whiz who works at a New York bank is suddenly thrust into the world of international espionage after she inadvertently receives a coded message from a British spy.

The latest news from the oldest living culture, join Natalie Ahmat and the team of journalists for stories from an Indigenous perspective.

The inmates of a Darwin prison are shown in a completely new light in Australia's first ever documentary musical Prison Songs, as they share their feelings, faults and experiences in an extraordinary way - through song. Darwin Correctional Centre is the largest correctional centre in the Northern Territory. Originally designed to hold 115 prisoners when it opened in 1979, by 2014 it is overcrowded

Ernie visits the breathtaking Cradle Mountain in Tasmania and meets a dedicated pilot, a focused young ranger, a wildlife conservationist, and an insightful young Palawa man.

From our travelling music series, we showcase veterans and newcomers alike as they perform up on the Yabun stage at Victoria Park, Sydney.

From our travelling music series, we showcase veterans and newcomers alike as they perform at the Barunga Festival 2015.

A weekend of culture and music in central Australia.

Slow TV is back, celebrating stunning landscapes of Countries across Australia. Sit back and relax with the healing powers of Country.

Slow TV is back, celebrating stunning landscapes of Countries across Australia. Sit back and relax with the healing powers of Country.

The Toi Time whanau are excited about going on holiday. Maia makes a caravan to take with them and Aunty Anika sings about her Nana's farm.

Mereny and kep, food and water keep us walang, healthy. How about a yongka stew, a kangaroo stew? Yum yum sounds moorditj!

Rumour has it that every Halloween, the tiny Humans transform into hideous monsters - including something so unspeakably awful, even grown-ups still have nightmares about it.

When Moort's boomerang won't work properly, Marlee has a great idea and Moort gets the children to help him cut wood from a Wandoo tree down near the billabong to make a new one.

In the Himalayas, our heroes discover a frozen Olmec holding a strange map. They meet Lian Li again, who has come to forewarn them of a great danger.

Kayne and Kamil find out what a sea eagle supermarket is and learn the secret sea eagle dance with the Gubbi Gubbi, before Kayne has to fly through the skies in this action-packed episode.

Imaginative boy Ben transforms his city by bringing colourful street art to life, armed with a magic paintbrush and the classic sounds of motown.

Slow TV is back with more beautiful Bamay. Bamay III celebrates great Australian islands and saltwater country. Sit back and relax with the healing powers of country.

Australia's Indigenous cricket teams journeys to the UK, retracing the groundbreaking 1868 tour when Aboriginal players first showcased their talents on cricket's grandest stages.

A slow TV showcase of the stunning landscapes found in Ngarrindjeri Country.

This film documents the visit of the Areyonga School back to Uluru and Mutitjulu, where elders pass onto the younger generation their Tjukurpa and share the dreamings of their ancestors.

Harold 'Tiga' Bayles has been described as the voice of Aboriginal Australia, but he was so much more than this to his siblings and children. Raised in Central Queensland under the oppressive Aboriginal Protection Act, Tiga struggled with his identity until he moved to Brisbane in 1970, where he was activated by the Black Power movement. His articulate media voicing of economic independence via La

Pohatukura is the name of the Ngarimu whanau homestead in Ruatorea, Te Tai Rawhiti. Five generations of the Ngarimu whanau have lived in this home over the past 100 years.

NITV News recaptures the highlights of Indigenous news around the country.

Fan Tan Alley is a storied street in Victoria's Chinatown that is full of many spirits; some who want to hide and others waiting to be found.

The ghost town of Sandon has been powered by a Tesla generator since the 1890s. But, as the team discovers, it may also be powering the spirits.

One survivalist's body begins to shut down, another is forced to reckon with their emotions, and a wildlife encounter threatens another's chances at winning.

Bitten by a rabid bat, a huge dog traps a Maine woman and her young son in their Ford Pinto.

Listen Up: The Lives of Quincy Jones, focuses on the man, the music and the legend of Quincy Jones, and finds within the ever-changing rhythms of his life the unchanging melody of the American spirit.

With a career that spans over four decades and across the globe, Jamaican singer Pat Powell is one of Australia's most accomplished yet hidden vocal talents.

Ernie travels to Ikara - also known as Wilpena Pound - in the spectacular Macdonald Ranges, and meets an Adnyamathanha Elder, a passionate cultural guide, a young pilot, and a National Park ranger.

From our travelling music series, we showcase veterans and newcomers alike as they perform up on the Yabun stage at Victoria Park, Sydney.

From our travelling music series, we showcase veterans and newcomers alike as they perform at the Barunga Festival 2015.

The iconic Broome band, Pigram Brothers a selection on their finest tracks for the epic Stompem Ground event in 2022.

Slow TV is back, celebrating stunning landscapes of Countries across Australia. Sit back and relax with the healing powers of Country.

Slow TV is back, celebrating stunning landscapes of Countries across Australia. Sit back and relax with the healing powers of Country.

Jojo builds a cardboard city and Fluffy the cat has to be rescued by the Cardboard City heroes, Officer Maia, Super Jojo and Firefighter Tama.

My Moort, my family make me djoorabiny, they make me happy.

The birds decide to get away from the noise of the city. Unfortunately, the Humans have the same idea. What are they doing now?

Moort's family is surprised when a huge bird crashes into the snowy mountain near where they are sheltering.

Our young heroes and Ambrosius have managed to enter the second City of Gold. Esteban and Zia receive a message delivered by holograms of The Sages of Mu and Atlantis.

Kayne and Kamil set off to Uluru in search of Australia's greatest monitor, the perentie, but not without meeting some very special desert folk along the way!

Imaginative boy Ben transforms his city by bringing colourful street art to life, armed with a magic paintbrush and the classic sounds of motown.

When Julie gets stuck in the pond, she is too embarrassed and proud to ask for help. On an expedition, she will understand that everyone needs help sometimes and that it's okay to ask for it.

Under the plastic palm trees of their inflatable island, it's holiday time for the hackers. Our heroes want to reopen an old passage that has become impassable.

Slow TV is back with more beautiful Bamay. Bamay III celebrates great Australian islands and saltwater country. Sit back and relax with the healing powers of Country.

Slow TV is back with more beautiful Bamay. Bamay III celebrates great Australian islands and saltwater country. Sit back and relax with the healing powers of Country.

Ernie travels to the Great Barrier Reef to meet people who call this unique part of the world home. He catches up with Yindinji elder Gudju Gudju, Jamie a toxicologist, and Gareth skipper of Monsoon.

A haunting revisionist western inspired by poet Judith Wright's family history, and the first narrative work to feature Barada and Darumbal languages. Set in May Downs, 1859, it follows a white family's journey halted by childbirth. Directed by Joanna Joy with Barada and Darumbal collaboration.

NITV News recaptures the highlights of Indigenous news around the country.

Avoiding predators and competition for space, food, and mates is a priority for every animal. But before you can attack, you need to be able to defend yourself.

After the Earl's get kicked off of Black Lives Matter Plaza, many other organizations ramp up their efforts. A few people splinter away to form Good Trouble Co-Op.

Dissects the aftermath of the murder of 17-year-old Jordan Davis and the trial of Michael Dunn who, in 2012, shot him repeatedly at a Florida gas station.

River Phoenix and Lili Taylor star in a bittersweet story about losing innocence and discovering love.

A Gooniyandi man speaks about the importance of teaching culture to the kids in his local community and his mission to keep language alive.

With an idyllic island lifestyle as the backdrop, we find out what makes Badu unique through the stories of the people as expressed in their art and culture.

Ernie's trip to tropical north Queensland finds him meeting a respected Kuku Yalanji Elder, a river guide who's made a sea change, and an environmentalist who is determined to change attitudes.

From our travelling music series, this program showcases veterans and newcomers alike as they perform at the Barunga Festival 2016.

From our travelling music series, this program showcases veterans and newcomers alike as they perform at the Barunga Festival 2016.

Boomerang is a festival held in Byron Bay over the long weekend. It is run by Rhoda Roberts, the creator of the Dreaming Festival, and is a mixture of Australian and international Indigenous acts.

Slow TV is back, celebrating stunning landscapes of Countries across Australia. Sit back and relax with the healing powers of Country.

Slow TV is back, celebrating stunning landscapes of Countries across Australia. Sit back and relax with the healing powers of Country.

The wheels on the bus that Tama builds go round and round and Buzz shares his toy boats with Tama in Takaro Time.

Moorditj walang, good health is about looking after our bodies every day. It's solid koolangka!

Big Jim's mirror has gone missing! As much as he hates admitting it, he's missing his sassy cellmate. A bird hunt ensues, with Tui as a self-appointed Sherlock Holmes.

It's been raining for so long that everything and everyone is thoroughly wet and cranky.

Our heroes have escaped The City as it was closing in upon itself. So has Ambrosius, who has stolen a matrix of olishark from the City of Gold.

Kamil challenges Kayne's inner cowboy to conquer a rodeo bull ride and become a protection athlete, aka rodeo clown, at a professional rodeo.

Ben and Ella are forced to become roommates when Uncle Rod moves in. But it's not long before they get on each other's nerves and Ben declares war! When Ben can't seem to win, he visits Street Art World where a conflict between Jimmy Mack and Dancing Machine helps Ben understand the futility of war.

While she's playing with two little porcupines, Pam stands on the tail of one of them. Claiming it was an accident, she refuses to apologise. Later, she realises that apologising is a nice thing to do.

Fleeing from the pirate scooters, Tehrig steps inside a huge crystal formation which turns out to be inhabited.

Stanley asks "What happens inside a computer?" and Grandpa spins one of his tall tales about the hundreds of teeny-tiny miniature pigs that make everything inside a computer work.

A rag tag group of furry friends discover their relationship to the animals, the environment, and Mother Earth.

Avoiding predators and competition for space, food, and mates is a priority for every animal. But before you can attack, you need to be able to defend yourself.

NITV News recaptures the highlights of Indigenous news around the country.

The second part of Pioneers of Love looks at how after the The Bolshevik Revolution of 1918 and the backlash from the Brisbane Red Flag riots, many of the Illin family left for South America. But the law of the early 20th century prevented full-blood Aborigines from travelling. Thus Leandro remained behind with Kitty and their children. Disillusioned, Leandro withdrew to a remote outback location,

Somewhere in the remote deserts of Australia lived an elusive nocturnal bird called the Night Parrot. Virtually nothing is known of its ecology.

Djarindjin is a medium-sized Aboriginal community located 170km from Broome in the Kimberley Region of Western Australia, within the shire of Broome.

Stories from the community in Beagle Bay.

This episode is a heartfelt tribute to Horn Island's charm, its people, and the deep connection between the community and the sea.

If you want dinner in 20 minutes, Adam, owner of Bella Bruta Luke Powell, and owner of Jeow Thi Li have got you covered.

Our heroes return to the frozen layer of Icelandis, intent on unlocking the secret of the ghost ship. Embarking alone, Spartakus finally goes to meet the mysterious captain.

Our heroes are surrounded by a troop of Bedouins. Their intrigued chief observes the medallion and then returns it to Zia, apologising for the young thief: a Bedouin never flies.

Aboard the Condor, Esteban is worried about Mendoza, but his friends remind him that their priority is to stop Ambrosius from appropriating Mu wisdom to make weapons.

Little J longs to join 'budda' George on country, while Ally looks up to tidda Big Cuz.

Imaginative boy Ben transforms his city by bringing colourful street art to life, armed with a magic paintbrush and the classic sounds of motown.

The Harlem Globetrotters perform for servicemen and their families during a visit to Moody Air Force Base in Georgia. Thunder pays a visit to his hometown of Chesapeake.

Stories from Yolngu Country celebrating 25 years of Garma.

Africa is home to a large number of youth as they constitute 77 percent of the continent's population. A few ambitious youngsters come together to share their vision for the continent's future.

Slow TV is back, celebrating stunning landscapes of Countries across Australia. Sit back and relax with the healing powers of Country.

NITV News recaptures the highlights of Indigenous news around the country.

It's October in Zambia's Luangwa Valley. The hottest and harshest time of year. But this year dry season conditions are exacerbated by a global El Nino event... the Valley is in the throes of drought.

Tom Gleeson unravels the shadowy past of his four times great grandfather Thomas Carpenter, transported to Australia after narrowly escaping the gallows. He also investigates ancestor John Mitton, whose connection to infamous goldfield riots conceals a truth far more complex than family legends suggested.

Living Black returns in 2026 with another series of in depth conversations and investigations. Join Walkley Award winner Karla Grant as she explores the issues facing Indigenous Australians.

This a story of modern Australia - its violent past and its future potential - told through the extraordinary life of Aboriginal World War I soldier Douglas Grant (1885-1951). Featuring acclaimed Indigenous actor Balang Tom E Lewis in his final performance (as Douglas Grant) and guest appearances from Max Cullen and Archie Roach, this film movingly interweaves the lives of Grant and Lewis: two tru

A fictional documentary discusses the effects the Iraq war has had on soldiers and local people through interviews with members of an American military unit, the media and local Iraqis.

A thought provoking and inspiring documentary about two men who are on a journey to parenthood. Not by adoption or surrogacy, but by Frankie, a trans man, carrying the baby.

Ernie visits the Great Ocean Road and catches up with a local Gunditjmara/Kirrae Whurrong songman. He meets a passionate foodologist, and spends time with an entrepreneur with a taste for adventure.

Boomerang is a festival held in Byron Bay over the long weekend. It is run by Rhoda Roberts, the creator of the Dreaming Festival, and is a mixture of Australian and international Indigenous acts.

Boomerang is a festival held in Byron Bay over the long weekend. It is run by Rhoda Roberts, the creator of the Dreaming Festival, and is a mixture of Australian and international Indigenous acts.

Boomerang is a festival held in Byron Bay over the long weekend. It is run by Rhoda Roberts, the creator of the Dreaming Festival, and is a mixture of Australian and international Indigenous acts.

Slow TV is back, celebrating stunning landscapes of Countries across Australia. Sit back and relax with the healing powers of Country.

Slow TV is back, celebrating stunning landscapes of Countries across Australia. Sit back and relax with the healing powers of Country.

Tama, Maia and Jojo show off their dancing skills and Maia teaches Jojo how to spin her poi.

Kedala, day-time for the ngaangk, the sun and kedalak, night-time is when the miyak the moon comes out.

There's a new Tui in the hood. The birds decide to investigate before noticing the Humans getting into a territory fight of their own.

Moort sends Jarra to catch a fat goanna for dinner. While he is trying to find that goanna, Jarra goes into a dark and spooky tunnel.

Back in the village, the children happily reunite with Ambrosius. Mendoza reveals to Esteban that his father is alive and waiting for him. Esteban meets with his father, but their reunion is cut short.

Kamil challenges Kayne to hug a sawfish, but to find it he must visit a place where darkness is king amidst waters alive with bull sharks and crocodiles.

Imaginative boy Ben transforms his city by bringing colourful street art to life, armed with a magic paintbrush and the classic sounds of motown.

Nico reads a superhero book and decides to become the Squirrel Man. Fortunately, the funny adventure will make him realise that doing acrobatics in a tree can be very dangerous.

Tired from travelling, Tehrig must stop in a snowy steppe. There our heroes meet Myra and her grandfather, whose village is regularly looted by warrior Mogokhs.

Connie asks 'Why do the seasons change?' and Grandpa spins a tall tale about four rhubarb-loving monsters who live inside the planet and the little girl who teaches them a lesson.

Flies With Eagles decides to decorate the clearing to make it more comfortable and inviting for her and the Chums.

It's October in Zambia's Luangwa Valley. The hottest and harshest time of year. But this year dry season conditions are exacerbated by a global El Nino event... the Valley is in the throes of drought.

NITV News recaptures the highlights of Indigenous news around the country.

Living Black returns in 2026 with another series of in depth conversations and investigations. Join Walkley Award winner Karla Grant as she explores the issues facing Indigenous Australians.

The story of Namarali takes the viewer into pre-colonial Australia to tell a story depicting the spiritual tradition of the people.

This a story of modern Australia - its violent past and its future potential - told through the extraordinary life of Aboriginal World War I soldier Douglas Grant (1885-1951). Featuring acclaimed Indigenous actor Balang Tom E Lewis in his final performance (as Douglas Grant) and guest appearances from Max Cullen and Archie Roach, this film movingly interweaves the lives of Grant and Lewis: two tru

In the final episode of Season 1 of Island Echoes, Nornie Bero visits the breathtaking island of Erub to experience a truly unique local pastime.

Two top chefs, Always Add Lemon author Danielle Alvarez, and Lankan Filling Station's O Tama Carey, join Adam to make top-shelf snacks. It'll be tops.

Our heroes are back in Arkadia, discouraged at not having discovered the second Orichalcum.

The children finally manage to penetrate the ziggurat. They start their descent in search of the sacred sails of Princess Rana'Ori in the bowels of the pyramid, where they should be found.

Zares and Laguerra capture the children and push them towards the exit, revealing that he possesses another way towards the fourth city of gold. They just need them and their medallions to open it.

Nanna's away for a few days and Little J is worried. Why does everything have to change?

Imaginative boy Ben transforms his city by bringing colourful street art to life, armed with a magic paintbrush and the classic sounds of motown.

Cheese and Wham learn about kids on the spectrum at "The Ed Asner Family Centre" in LA. The team surprises coach and mentor Chris "Handles" Franklin by honouring him at his community event.

Stories from Yolngu Country celebrating 25 years of Garma.

An independent news channel that serves Indigenous communities with news, entertainment, and opinion.

Slow TV is back, celebrating stunning landscapes of Countries across Australia. Sit back and relax with the healing powers of Country.

NITV News recaptures the highlights of Indigenous news around the country.

There's been no rain for half a year. Lagoons have dried to hard, cracked mud. The scars of waterless streams and creeks crisscross the land.

As darkness falls, Quatsino's Coast Guard Auxiliary crew conducts a shoreline search for an overdue paddleboarder.

In a bay rippling with submerged logs, Nisga'a's Coastal Nations Coast Guard Auxiliary responds to a vessel in distress.

Samantha Caine suffers from amnesia. Her mysterious past begins to haunt her, which sets her off on a search to discover her true identity.

Beautifully layered and expressionistic, this is a story about inheritance and the tension that defines our collective American history, especially Black history.

It's early October in 2012, and Steve Jampijinpa is leaving Canberra for his home in outback Lajamanu. Once there, he'll play a key part in something very important to him: Milipirri, a biennial community festival of dance, art and ceremony. But things are changing for Steve and his community. This documentary reveals what goes on behind the scenes of a controversial and ground-breaking Walpiri ev

Ernie is in Waiben, also known as Thursday Island, and meets a down-to-earth landscaper, an oyster farmer who's found his niche in the world, and a Kaurereg Elder holding onto culture.

Boomerang is a festival held in Byron Bay over the long weekend. It is run by Rhoda Roberts, the creator of the Dreaming Festival, and is a mixture of Australian and international Indigenous acts.

Boomerang is a festival held in Byron Bay over the long weekend. It is run by Rhoda Roberts, the creator of the Dreaming Festival, and is a mixture of Australian and international Indigenous acts.

This program showcases performances by the traditional dance groups who were at the Laura Aboriginal Dance Festival 2013, with the festival co-ordinator, Raymond Blanco, giving insight into the event.

Series 5 kicks off with one of the most iconic places on the planet: Uluru Kata Tjuta National Park. A two-part episode showcases the breathtaking and ancient landscape.

Series 5 kicks off with one of the most iconic places on the planet: Uluru Kata Tjuta National Park. A two-part episode showcases the breathtaking and ancient landscape.

Meet Tama, Maia, Jojo, Buzz and their whanau Aunty Anika, Wolfy, Oma and Mohio as they learn about numbers.

Kwort Kwobikin, to celebrate is deadly! Moort madja, family get-togethers are deadly!

The birds notice a billboard for a chicken restaurant. Have chickens launched their own branded eatery? When they discover the grim truth they set their minds to vengeance.

When moort is hungry for shellfish called pipis, the family make a trip to the coast to collect some.

After leaving China under the threat of Zares, our heroes arrive in Japan. They must find the third City of Gold which the infamous Zares promised to release to Athanaos, the father of Esteban.

Find out why Kamil challenges Kayne to wash his hair with camel urine in an episode with the grossest mission yet!

Imaginative boy Ben transforms his city by bringing colourful street art to life, armed with a magic paintbrush and the classic sounds of motown.

Julie walks away from the camp without saying where she is going. The other travellers are worried and Max warns her not to go any further. The canoe adventure takes the travellers to the far north. During this expedition, Julie will understand that getting away from her group can be really dangerous!

Spartakus and three pirates have been taken prisoner by a Sultana, who reigns over a city where women enslave men. Arkana and Massmedia are forced to form an alliance to try to free their friends.

Stanley asks 'Why do we have names?' and Grandpa tells of a time when everyone in the world was called George and the flying Bear who changed everything!

Elder Kohkum is always busy. The chums decide to help her get her work done.

There's been no rain for half a year. Lagoons have dried to hard, cracked mud. The scars of waterless streams and creeks crisscross the land.

NITV News recaptures the highlights of Indigenous news around the country.

As darkness falls, Quatsino's Coast Guard Auxiliary crew conducts a shoreline search for an overdue paddleboarder.

In a bay rippling with submerged logs, Nisga'a's Coastal Nations Coast Guard Auxiliary responds to a vessel in distress.

A coming-of-age tale told through the eyes of Tu, an ambitious young man from Auckland who will do whatever it takes to realise his dream of becoming a professional hip-hop dancer.

Stories from the community in Broome.

Singer/Songwriter, Pearl Smith is a Noongar/Yawuru woman from Broome WA. Daughter of legendary music singer and song writer Pudding Smith.

Derek begins his journey with a blessing for his future travels from local Wardan women, something very important to Indigenous peoples across Australia.

Beloved Ready, Steady, Cook star Janelle Bloom and pie king Ray Capaldi join Adam to serve up their delicious versions of the classic Aussie favourite: pies.

After freeing the prisoners, Spartakus heads for Arkadia. There, the meaning of the oracle is finally revealed, and for Bob and Rebecca, it's almost time to finally go home.

In the desert, Sancho and Pedro who were lost in the dunes, are discovered. They finally found their friend Mendoza. In Manfuha, the children try to leave the oasis to reach the Condor.

The children reach the Condor thanks to Laguerra, who confronts the soldiers, risking his life. Under the fire of the defensive guns of the fort, they manage to recover the box containing the sails.

Little J is obsessed with the playground craze of Knucks while Big Cuz frets Sissy is choosing to play with a new phone instead of her.

Imaginative boy Ben transforms his city by bringing colourful street art to life, armed with a magic paintbrush and the classic sounds of motown.

Torch surprises her high school girls' basketball team with new equipment. The team visits an organization in Chicago where they meet asylum seekers transitioning into life in the U.S.

News week in review from Canada's Indigenous broadcaster APTN.

A slow TV showcase of the stunning landscapes found in Ngarrindjeri Country.

NITV News recaptures the highlights of Indigenous news around the country.

A behind the scenes look at the making of the Indigenous performance 'Awakening' directed by Rhoda Roberts and Chris Page at the 2000 Olympics in Sydney.

It's January and the Ice Vikings confront blizzards and bone crushing cold on a lake that refuses to freeze solid.

High-stakes bull riding. Rivalries ignite, champions rise, and every ride pushes the limits in a thrilling new season of action, danger, and determination. Tune in for pure adrenaline.

In 2026, Over the Black Dot becomes a digital-first Rugby League yarn free-flowing conversations on footy, culture and community, with panellists and guests sharing authentic Indigenous stories.

What is it like to be a footballer? Candid conversations, laughs, and insights that go beyond the game and into the outer.

After experiencing a traumatic event, Uyarak leaves her community to live in Montreal.

Tells the story of one of Australia's true sporting heroes: Johnny Warren. Johnny became Australia's greatest football ambassador, promoting the world game down under, associating himself alongside migrants of all nationalities and thus bridging the cultural divides that so characterised post-war Australia.

Ernie visits Kangaroo Island in South Australia and goes spotlighting with a local wildlife guide, shoots the breeze with an artistic couple, and gets up close and personal with wild dolphins.

A weekend of culture and music in central Australia.

A weekend of culture and music in central Australia.

A weekend of culture and music in central Australia.

Bamay is back! See more stunning and diverse Australian locations from the Australian skies.

Bamay is back! See more stunning and diverse Australian locations from the Australian skies.

The Toi Time whanau learn that the sky is kahurangi, the grass is kikorangi and the sun is kowhai. Aunty Anika sings about nga tae o te uenuku - colours of the rainbow.

Noongar people have been solid tool makers for a long, long time. Karli, the boomerang and kitj, the spear are very useful tools.

The flock is in a fluster when they learn their leafy tree is being attacked by the screaming beast! What will they do?

When cousins come to stay with Moort and his family, a big problem is discussed. Why are all of the kangaroos growing short, stumpy tails?

The one who attacked Esteban, Tao, and Zia is Yoshi, an old man who fiercely keeps the impressive Orichalcum sphere. Yoshi reveals to the children that it's an utsuro bune, a revered sacred object.

Kayne and Kamil meet the cast of mantas, dolphins, soldier crabs, and turtles in Kayne's quest to help the endangered dugong from the threat of extinction in this important episode.

Imaginative boy Ben transforms his city by bringing colourful street art to life, armed with a magic paintbrush and the classic sounds of motown.

While Pam is unhappy to be told that she is too small to do anything, Viola sends the campers on a surprise mission.

The Athenian orator Demosthenes seems to know the way to Arkadia. But Maxagaze, who wants to learn public speaking in hopes of winning the next pirate elections, needs his services.

Connie asks 'How is electricity made?' and Grandpa spins one of his tall tales about an Inventor named Rabinder who adopts a magic chicken and discovers its eggs have a surprising secret. Thankfully, then Halifax the rabbit tells us the real answer!

Elder Kohkum adopts a three-legged wolf pup named Buddy, the Chums meet the new pup and they all help Elder Kohkum gather herbs for her tea.

Wolves, lions, hyenas, meerkats and dolphins must learn to hunt, but they must also learn to negotiate the social minefield inside the pack.

NITV News recaptures the highlights of Indigenous news around the country.

It's January and the Ice Vikings confront blizzards and bone crushing cold on a lake that refuses to freeze solid.

High-stakes bull riding. Rivalries ignite, champions rise, and every ride pushes the limits in a thrilling new season of action, danger, and determination. Tune in for pure adrenaline.

In 2026, Over the Black Dot becomes a digital-first Rugby League yarn free-flowing conversations on footy, culture and community, with panellists and guests sharing authentic Indigenous stories.

What is it like to be a footballer? Candid conversations, laughs, and insights that go beyond the game and into the outer.

Faced with having to cross a croc-infested billabong, the boys make canoes out of tin and manage to get across.

Derek heads to Cambray Cheese in what he says is a town named after him: Nannup! He tries black garlic in Osmington, and teaches local kids some busking tips before watching a local dive.

TV presenter and writer Myf Warhurst and Attica founder Ben Shewry join Adam to dish up the dinners they like to cook at home.

While exploring a cave, Bob and his sister Rebecca meet Arkana, messenger of the city of Arkadia, nestled in the centre of the Earth.

The Bedouin chief presents the children with the second veil they were looking for, passed down from generation to generation by the Chaldis tribe. They try to decipher a plan to the city of gold.

On board the nave, Laguerra prevents Gaspard from killing Mendoza, arguing that Mendoza would be more useful to their plan alive than dead.

Little J and Big Cuz vow to protect the old grinding stone they find out bush.

Imaginative boy Ben transforms his city by bringing colourful street art to life, armed with a magic paintbrush and the classic sounds of motown.

Bulldog visits his hometown of Corpus Christi where he, Hotshot, Hammer, and Coach Lou challenge Little Brothers and Little Sisters to an unforgettable game of basketball.

Stories from Yolngu Country celebrating 25 years of Garma.

A weekly current affairs show that examines New Zealand and international stories through a Maori lens.

Slow TV is back, celebrating stunning landscapes of Countries across Australia. Sit back and relax with the healing powers of Country.

NITV News recaptures the highlights of Indigenous news around the country.

In Southern Florida, a unique and complex ecosystem known as the Everglades has entered the winter season. Dry conditions and lower temperatures bring about significant changes to the landscape.

Australian First Nations essential weekend weather forecasts, preparedness tips and cultural knowledge.

Ernie catches up with pro-surfer and artist Otis Carey, and gets a cultural tour in Coffs Harbour with the Gumbaynggirr mob, Rae learns how our cuppas go from crop-to-cup at a local coffee farm.

Aboriginal detective Toni Alma is 35 and has her life all worked out. Living in Alice Springs, she's got a great job, a terrific female boss and mentor in Rhonda, who has her marked out for big things in the police force. But something happened two weeks ago to turn all that on its head. Toni broke up with her white boyfriend Nick and carries another secret, she's pregnant and she can't tell anyon

Two detectives find themselves following a series of murders; they find clues linking the deaths and the seven sins. The movie follows the cops, their family and tracking down the mass murderer.

Mikmaw poet and published author Rebecca Thomas uses words for a living, but she can't speak the language stolen from her father at residential school.

We reveal the true story behind the first Indigenous opera. Composed by Deborah Cheetham, Pecan Summer is her discovery of what really happened to her family in 1939 and why she never knew the truth.

K'gari, also known as Fraser Island, is Ernie's next destination. He meets up with a proud Butchulla man, a four wheel drive enthusiast, and a determined woman with a special connection to whales.

A weekend of culture and music in central Australia.

A weekend of culture and music in central Australia.

A weekend of culture and music in central Australia.